Huawei Must Still Be Treated as a Black List, said U.S. Senior Officials

Although President Trump at the weekend said that Huawei could buy U.S. technology. again, a statement was later clarified by a White House official.

Meanwhile, Huawei is still awaiting green light orders to move forward from the US Department of Commerce. Instead, a report from Reuters claimed that a senior US official told Department enforcement staff that Huawei China still had to be treated as a blacklist.

The information comes in the form of a letter that Reuters reported was seen. It was written by John Sonderman who was the Deputy Director of the Office of Export Enforcement, in the Department of Industry and Security of the Ministry of Commerce.

In connection with all license applications requested by Huawei, Sonderman instructs the team to give a sign that is in accordance with "this party is on the Register of Entities.

Evaluate the related licensing review policy under section 744. "He also called for a" presumption of rejection "policy on the application.

According to the report, this special letter is the only enforcement official the guidelines received after Trump's statement.